Málaga · MALAGA TOURS
Málaga is compact and hot, so the order matters more than the list. Build a first visit out of these 15: the fortress before the heat, the Picasso rooms through the worst of it, the port in the evening, and the day trips that leave from the same square.
Explore Picasso’s Málaga museum, 141 works, temporary exhibitions, Renaissance and Mudéjar rooms, and Phoenician, Roman, and Arabic ruins.
“On the museum website tickets were sold out, but still available on GYG. We went 30min in queue to get in.”
Tour Málaga’s Roman Theatre and Alcazaba with a lively guide, fast-track entry, history, legends, gardens, and sea views for $14.
“Nice tour, comfortable and informative, Belen did a good job”
Review of the Malaga to Gibraltar day tour, with coach travel, optional Rock tour, St. Michael’s Cave, free time, prices, and practical tips.
“Really interesting day out - really enjoyed it and will return to Gibraltar.”
Review of Teatro Flamenco Malaga, a passionate one-hour show with dancers, singers, and guitarists in an intimate city-center venue.
“I loved this. The show was excellent. The only one addition I would have appreciated was a brief explanation of the history of flamenco and/or what each person’s role is. Or an explanation of each way of dancing/singing/playing.”
Explore Ronda’s gorge and Setenil’s rock homes on a $34 day trip from Málaga, with free time, optional guiding, and a little train ride.
“Trip was nice. Towns were not too busy in December. Guide was perfect, provided plenty of information. Bus was either too hot or freezing. Would like additional half an hour in Setenil as it was rushed.”
Review of Malaga South Experiences’ Gibraltar day trip, with Rock options, border advice, guide tips, costs, timing, and practical booking help.
“Amazing tour in Gibraltar! The tour of the rock was extra charge, with private taxis. Amazing young guide!”
Review of Malaga to Granada day trip with Alhambra, Nasrid Palaces, Generalife Gardens, guided sightseeing, transport, and free time.
“Even though I have visted Granada and Alhambra 10 years ago, this was revealing and fascinating experience. My sister, first time visiting, shares same feelings about Alhambra. This is to a great extent due to Jesus, our Alhambra guide, who was absolutely fascinating and inspred as this was his first visit himself. He shared information and took good care of us in many ways, for which we are most grateful (particularly so because Alhambra was crowded with visitors). We are also very grateful to Kevin, our guide to/from Granada who contributed to good atmosphere within the group. All members of which were punctual. Many thanks! To Carmen, our driver, too.”
Watch Málaga’s sunset from a spacious catamaran with chillout music, skyline views, an onboard bar, and a relaxed 90-minute cruise.
“Very clean, spacious, relaxing cruise, nice music. Our boat had lots of room in comparison to other boats that I saw departing with people packed in like sardines. I would definitely recommend this trip. Zero stress, easy to hop on and off the boat.”
Walk the rebuilt Caminito del Rey from Málaga with bilingual guides, cliffside views, suspension bridges, Ardales, transport, and entry included.
“The guide Nico was first class . Great trip and a must see .”
Visit Ronda’s famous bridge and bullring, then explore cave homes in Setenil on a guided day trip from Malaga with free time to wander.
“It was an excellent excursion. My suggestion woukd be to replace Setenil with a winery visit and wine tasting instead. If you keep Setenil I would advise guests that there will be over 4 kilometers walking.”
See Málaga’s beaches, castles, museums, and old town by open-top bus, with multilingual audio, flexible stops, and useful ticket upgrades.
“A really good way to see Malaga and the major attractions.”
Review of Malaga’s Hammam Al-Andalus, with warm, hot, and cold baths, steam room, mint tea, and a relaxing oil massage.
“It was so relaxing and quiet, I could have fallen asleep during my massage - it was heaven. I got so much assistance, due to my use of a walking aid.”
Explore the Nerja Caves, Frigiliana, and Nerja on a guided day trip from Málaga with free time, coastal views, and a VR experience.
“We really enjoyed our day! The trip was very well organised and our guide was very informative, would highly recommend to anyone visiting Malaga for a few days!”
Sail Malaga Bay by catamaran for city views, drinks, music, and an optional swim stop, with good value at about $23 per person.
“Great boat trip, and such good value for money! The nets on the front of the catamaran were fabulous - however arrive early as there wasn’t enough for room for everyone. Went on my sister’s hen do - drinks were reasonably priced (accept cash and card) and music was played so we could all get up and dance which was fun! Sea swim was short - you were only allowed to jump off the back of the boat and then had to get straight out of the water again (not allowed to go off for a short swim). All in all, great trip and great value for money! We had…”
Explore Málaga through local wine, Iberian ham, classic tapas, and modern Andalusian dishes on a friendly 3.5-hour walking tour.
“Great value for money. The food and wine was really nice and there was a good atmosphere on the tour. Our guide Fernando was friendly and informative. Would definitely recommend.”
Pick a gorge, a deck, a gallery or a counter.
